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In this episode, the Laurens dive into the topic of chemicals that could be sensitive to your child, discussing the types of products to watch for and how to create a safer environment at home.
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In the Laurens first live studio recording, they’re joined by special guests Greg Moore and Charles Morris, two leaders in student affairs at their respective institutions. Together, they dive into a powerful conversation about the shifting landscape of DEI in academia. From supporting the academic success of Black students to confronting institutional changes, this episode explores how DEI rollbacks are affecting student affairs programs and what that means for equity in higher education as a whole.
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Greg Moore, Director of African American Student Initiatives at Northern Kentucky University
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Charles Morris, Director of McNair Scholars at University of Alabama Birmingham
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In this episode, the Laurens share their thoughts on the Netflix documentary "Tell Them You Love Me." They highlight the importance of having a trusted speech-language specialist who can help families navigate and understand the communication needs of their child with unique abilities.
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For more information on facilitated communication visit asha.org and type in the search facilitated communication.
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In this episode, the Laurens share their feelings of disappointment over the results of the U.S. election and discuss the impact these outcomes may have. However, they also reflect on the joy and fulfillment brought by the 2024 ASHA Convention, celebrating its powerful energy of inclusivity and community.
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In this episode, the Laurens welcome their first guest of the season, Future Dr. Asa Mack! Together, they dive into a powerful discussion on the education system at all levels, unpacking the systemic barriers that have long impacted Black communities. Get ready for an eye-opening conversation filled with insight, truth, and a vision for breaking cycles and building pathways to success.
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Season 4 kicks off with a captivating interview featuring the newly minted Dr. LP! Join Lo as she dives into LP’s incredible journey—exploring the highs that fueled her dreams, the lows that tested her resilience, and everything in between. Don't miss this inspiring conversation to start the season!
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As Lo and LP wrap up Season 3, they finish their last episode by discussing their favorite episodes.
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In this episode, Lo leads the conversation of Social Determinants of Health (SDOH). She defines SDOH and how there are health inequities in rural and minority communities.
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In this episode, the Laurens discuss Queen Charlotte, a spin off of their favorite Netflix show Bridgerton.
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In this episode, the Laurens dive into the differences in the treatment and societal perspectives of the Crack "Epidemic" compared to the Opioid Crisis.
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This podcast was created by Lauren Prather and Lauren Hastings, affectionally called "the Laurens". Two friends who are speech-language pathologists (SLPs) sparking conversation within the black…